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WORLD
TODAY
Police
deaths
The
rDI
has
disclosed
that
three
county
policemen
have
bepn
found
handcuffed
together
and
shot
to
death
on
the
out
outskirts
�
skirts
of
Atlanta
Georgia
The
county
sheriff
said
the
three
officers
had
been
shot
In
the
back
of
the
head
The
superin
superintendent
�
tendent
of
the
Atlanta
detective
force
says
he
understands
the
officers
may
have
been
investi
investigating
�
gating
a
report
of
a
stolen
automobile
which
had
been
set
on
fire
Second
mistrial
An
all
white
jury
has
dead
deadlocked
�
locked
again
in
the
trial
in
Jackson
Mississippi
of
Byron
de
la
Beckwith
who
was
accused
of
the
slaying
of
Negro
leader
Medger
Evers
It
was
the
sec
second
�
ond
time
Beckwiths
trlalended
in
a
hung
jurt
Circuit
judge
Leon
Ilendrick
again
declared
a
mistrial
when
the
jury
an
announced
�
nounced
after
10
hours
delib
deliberation
�
eration
that
it
was
hopelessly
deadlocked
Celebration
A
witness
at
Germanys
largest
war
crime
trial
said
today
a
defendant
beat
a
Nazi
concentration
camp
prisoner
to
death
to
celebrate
Christmas
A
52
-
year
-
old
welder
from
Prague
Georg
Beranovsky
told
the
court
that
the
victim
died
before
he
had
received
the
stip
stipulated
�
ulated
CO
strokes
with
a
cane
The
court
is
trying
21
former
SS
guards
and
Auschwitz
camp
functionaries
Sabotage
Two
doctors
and
one
techni
technician
�
cian
were
being
questioned
to
today
�
day
concerning
alleged
sabotage
in
the
operating
theatre
of
the
Edith
Cavell
Institute
in
Brussels
One
doctor
mobilized
under
Sundays
government
decree
was
reported
to
have
said
that
with
the
assistance
of
a
medi
medical
�
cal
colleague
and
a
technician
lie
cut
ceitain
cables
in
the
op
operating
�
erating
theatre
renderingthem
useless
Happy
birthday
Premier
Khrushchev
receiv
received
�
ed
congratulations
on
his
70th
biithday
today
from
Chinese
Communist
chief
Mao
Tse
tung
witli
whom
he
is
carrying
on
a
bitter
stiuggle
foi
conliol
of
wot
Id
communism
Khrushchev
was
also
named
Ueio
of
the
Soviet
Union
the
countrys
highest
honor
and
praised
by
all
the
top
men
In
the
Kremlin
De
Gaulle
ill
President
de
Gaulle
has
un
undergone
�
dergone
an
operation
In
the
Chocliin
Military
Hospital
here
accoidlngto
souices
close
to
the
premiers
office
The
sources
said
the
opera
operation
�
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had
been
envisaged
for
some
months
and
there
was
no
cause
for
anxiety
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8
Now
hear
this
City
works
department
came
across
an
old
medicine
bottle
the
other
day
with
the
prescription
label
still
clear
The
patient
and
heaven
knows
what
he
suffered
had
to
take
two
at
once
then
one
every
four
hours
three
times
a
day
as
needed
Woman
phoned
this
morning
wondering
who
were
smart
alecks
who
last
night
turned
over
every
garbage
can
in
the
lane
of
Ross
Crescent
What
a
filthy
mess
to
leave
around
she
complained
What
kind
of
a
moron
would
do
this
Warning
that
he
could
still
make
the
foam
tome
to
the
top
of
the
bucket
Chamber
of
Commerce
past
piesldent
Harold
Assman
last
night
chal
Jenged
Agriculture
Minister
1rank
Kltliter
to
a
cow
milk
ing
contest
No
cow
being
Im
Immediately
�
mediately
available
the
chal
challenge
�
lenge
match
has
been
post
postponed
�
poned
At
first
it
looked
like
somo
kind
of
trouble
at
the
Palry
Queen
on
20th
what
with
the
police
car
parked
outside
and
the
RCMP
officer
quite
open
to
observance
through
the
windows
as
he
talked
inside
to
the
pro
proprietor
�
prietor
No
story
though
the
officer
was
just
picking
up
tho
order
of
banana
splits
and
chilly
bars
of
the
detachment
Its
final
this
lime
the
Lions
Club
bake
sale
Is
today
the
Mlworth
Community
Associa
Associations
�
tions
tomoirow
Theyre
both
for
good
causes
and
theyre
both
at
the
same
place
the
Belter
Value
storo
Aid
Spike
Enemark
bieezeU
back
from
Victoria
today
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
Hotel
accommodation
In
the
three
centres
already
Is
solidly
booked
and
airline
bookings
north
are
on
a
walt-llst-only
basis
Halls
have
been
booked
for
the
hearings
the
Moose
Hall
at
Prince
Rupert
the
YMCA
hall
at
Kltlmat
and
the
Elks
Hall
at
Smithers
Timber
sources
say
that
Interest
is
so
great
even
these
large
facili
facilities
�
ties
may
be
taxed
to
the
limit
Provincial
Resources
Min
Minister
�
ister
Wllllston
is
expected
back
from
Columbia
River
parlia
parliamentary
�
mentary
hearings
In
Ottawa
in
time
to
hear
all
the
applica
applications
�
tions
Also
on
hand
will
bo
his
deputy
minister
R
G
McKee
chief
forester
F
S
McKlnnon
and
other
government
officers
No
blame
was
attached
by
a
coroners
jury
inquiring
Into
the
death
of
atliree-month-oldbaby
girl
last
Thursday
But
evidence
indicated
delay
caused
by
a
blocked
and
busy
telephone
party
line
could
have
been
Involved
in
the
death
Tho
jury
found
Brenda
Amy
Paul
died
en
route
to
hospital
and
accidentally
by
inhaling
her
stomach
contents
There
should
be
no
blame
attached
to
the
parents
the
jury
said
The
baby
s
mother
Mrs
Tlora
Paul
of
070
Quadrant
Crescent
South
Tort
George
testified
at
the
hearing
She
had
been
outside
hanging
up
clothes
for
half
an
hour
she
said
when
she
returned
to
find
the
baby
lying
at
the
foot
of
the
bed
with
her
head
be
between
�
tween
the
bars
Uer
neck
was
pressed
against
one
of
the
bars
Mrs
Paul
said
she
picked
the
baby
up
right
away
knew
some
something
�
thing
was
wring
but
noticed
that
tho
soft
spot
on
the
babys
head
was
still
pulsating
I
tried
to
phone
an
al
bulance
or
my
husbands
uncle
but
tho
phone
was
busy
Mrs
Paul
testified
Someone
was
talking
and
1
told
them
o
get
off
the
line
that
It
was
an
einojecncy
but
they
sounded
like
young
joys
and
Just
woiu
ut
mo
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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APRIL
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False
impression
of
Central
Interior
DOCTORS
SHUNNING
SI
np
WEATHER
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
Sunny
clouding
over
Saturday
evening
A
little
warmer
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
at
Quesnel
Prince
George
and
Smithers
25
and
00
Peace
River
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Slightly
warmer
Grande
Prairie
25
and
DO
LAST
24
HOURS
Smithers
45
22
Quesnel
40
26
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Lake
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Nelson
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21
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girls
death
tells
tale
of
party
line
hogs
Mrs
Paul
said
she
put
the
telephone
down
and
tried
a
few
moments
or
minutes
later
to
telephone
again
The
line
was
still
busy
Finally
on
the
third
attempt
tho
lino
was
clear
Mrs
Paul
reached
relatives
who
rushed
to
her
homo
and
then
sped
the
mother
and
baby
to
hospital
Mrs
Paul
said
outside
tho
hearing
that
to
tho
best
of
her
recollection
It
had
been
15or
20
minutes
before
she
was
able
to
get
her
message
through
but
said
because
sho
was
wor
worried
�
ried
about
the
child
sho
could
not
1x3
sine
of
the
exact
delay
Dr
Daniel
Conner
who
tried
for
about
half
an
hour
to
revive
the
tiny
baby
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
also
testified
He
said
whenhe
began
the
futile
treatment
The
child
was
still
wji
m
It
could
not
have
Iven
dead
very
long
Dr
E
J
Neufeld
testified
that
the
little
gill
was
a
well
nourished
baby
without
cuts
or
brulset
of
any
kind
Frank
McGee
dlsti
id
man
manager
�
ager
Of
BC
Telephone
said
today
that
the
company
has
no
contjol
ovet
tho
people
who
use
a
party
lino
All
we
can
icquest
Is
coin
losy
he
said
We
cuntiim
their
llvoto
cant
say
that
we
will
take
the
phone
uwav
he
added
LETS
BE
FRIENDS
Live
squabble
dead
now
By
DON
MATHESON
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Bob
Harklns
sincerely
hopes
recent
dissension
over
live
television
In
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
now
is
a
thoroughly
dead
issue
Manager
of
CKPG
TV
he
also
fervently
hopes
to
bring
the
live
TV
to
Prince
George
within
18
months
without
dis
disturbing
�
turbing
the
current
situation
in
friendly
Quesnel
one
little
bit
However
as
the
method
of
getting
the
necessary
licences
and
permits
before
that
be
becomes
�
comes
possible
is
complicated
he
still
has
many
worries
Key
to
the
whole
business
of
bringing
Instant
network
tele
vis
Ion
to
Prince
George
area
is
the
good
burghers
of
Quesnel
and
district
This
is
where
the
complica
complications
�
tions
rear
their
nasty
heads
The
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
wont
extend
microwave
facilities
for
live
TV
to
Prlnco
George
until
CKPG
can
prove
it
has
50000
viewers
In
its
broadcasting
area
Quesnel
area
citizens
bring
the
total
up
to
the
mark
But
they
already
tecelve
live
TV
through
a
temporary
licence
arrangement
with
the
Kamloops
station
and
were
suspicious
of
any
suggestion
that
they
abandon
this
anango
ment
Briefly
without
getting
tangled
up
in
the
lns-and-outs
this
is
what
Mr
Harklns
hopes
will
happen
to
bring
live
TV
to
Prince
Georgo
without
affecting
Quesnel
Cariboo
Broadcasters
Ltd
of
Quesnel
will
be
granted
a
licence
by
the
Boa
id
of
Bioad
cast
governors
for
a
TV
satel
satellite
�
lite
station
at
Quosnel
to
ro
broadcast
an
off-lho-alr
pickup
f
i
om
CKPG
TV
Tla
CBC
will
appiovethe
extension
of
micio
wave
facili
facilities
�
ties
to
Prlnco
Ceoi
ge
eighteen
months
fiom
now
Prince
Geoige
and
batellite
aieas
will
jetelve
live
na
national
�
tional
netwoi
k
television
Thioughout
all
that
time
and
in
the
Indue
Quesnel
viewer
will
continue
to
receive
exactly
the
saino
national
television
piogiams
as
hey
see
now
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decnils
ol
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on
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the
hands
ol
he
Quesnel
company
His
lltemo
application
lor
Quesnel
is
now
the
only
one
before
the
board
CKPG
TV
does
not
have
an
application
for
Quesnel
Admittedly
It
once
did
This
Is
explained
byMrReld
as
the
result
of
his
being
out-of-town
on
business
and
not
available
to
sign
the
necessary
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when
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being
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Lumber
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CANADIAN
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Detailed
plans
for
a
string
of
proposed
pulp
mills
stretching
across
the
BC
north
from
tho
coast
to
the
Peace
River
area
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due
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airing
next
week
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more
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200
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tho
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facet
in
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are
the
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government
which
controls
the
timber
tracts
being
sought
and
the
giants
andnot-so-blgsofthe
huge
BC
timber
Industry
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of
tho
provinces
top
foiestry
executives
will
bo
heading
north
for
the
hear
hearings
�
ings
opening
in
Prince
Rupert
Monday
and
continuing
later
In
the
week
In
Kltlmat
and
Smithers
NO
GAS
I
HIKE
HERE
Prlnco
George
service
station
operators
do
not
ex-
pect
an
lncrese
In
gasoline
j
I
prices
In
tho
near
future
iS
They
were
contacted
after
ft
the
price
of
gasoline
in
Van-
j
couver
and
the
Lower
Main-
land
was
raised
two
cents
ft
a
gallon
earlier
this
week
In
Prince
Geoigegasollno
ft
sells
for
40
cents
for
regu-
lar
grades
and
51
for
premium
place
for
a
pretty
girl
on
a
sunny
spring
day
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Lavelle
17
adds
just
the
right
touch
to
this
picture
of
Prince
George
BCs
fastest
growing
city
Pete
Miller
Photo
made
to
get
the
Quesnel
appli
application
�
cation
before
the
board
last
January
For
convenience
sake
CKPG
signed
The
application
failed
to
get
before
the
board
then
and
It
was
mutually
agreed
that
Cariboo
Broadcasters
would
prepare
and
sign
the
next
ap
application
�
plication
the
current
one
Planning
board
needed
to
fight
local
sprawl
Agriculture
Minister
Rlchter
today
suggested
thit
a
planning
board
be
set
up
to
see
that
land
In
the
Prince
George
area
is
put
to
Its
best
use
Mr
Rlchter
had
a
meeting
this
morning
with
Walter
Burns
superintendent
of
the
ex
experimental
�
perimental
farm
and
Aid
Dick
Vardley
chairman
of
the
Cham
Chamber
�
ber
of
Commerces
agricultuie
committee
They
said
there
was
an
ur
urgent
�
gent
need
to
make
sure
agricul
agricultural
�
tural
land
wont
bo
encioached
upon
by
housing
developments
to
the
extent
that
the
future
of
farming
will
bo
jeopardized
The
agriculture
minister
suggested
that
a
planning
boa
id
similar
to
that
which
operates
In
the
lower
Okanagan
Valley
bo
oiganlzed
at
Prince
George
Mr
Burns
and
Mr
Yaidley
said
something
was
needed
to
facilitate
an
effective
applica
application
�
tion
of
Community
PlannlngArea
No
7
which
applies
to
the
Prince
George
district
Mr
Rlchter
said
the
planning
board
of
the
Lower
Okanagan
Valley
takes
an
aggressive
stand
and
understands
the
growth
problems
of
the
area
Mr
Burns
and
Mr
Yardley
also
discussed
community
pas
pastures
�
tures
with
the
agriculture
min
minister
�
ister
who
said
he
was
anxious
to
see
that
farmers
in
the
Prince
George
area
produce
good
quality
products
They
will
have
to
compete
with
producers
who
aie
look
looking
�
ing
our
way
with
covetous
ejes
said
Mr
Rlchter
He
said
he
could
see
Prince
George
going
nowhere
except
straight
ahead
Tho
lntei
est
shown
in
the
Prince
Geoige
aiea
ftom
all
tjpes
of
investors
indicates
the
ttemendous
futuie
which
awaits
you
These
people
hae
studied
the
potential
befoie
Investing
their
money
Blame
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Mainland
By
VERN
LACEY
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
dog-in-the-manger
at
attitude
�
titude
in
the
Lower
Main
Mainland
�
land
is
keeping
doctors
out
of
the
Central
Interior
a
district
doctor
claims
The
South
is
knee
deep
In
doctors
while
the
North
is
chronically
short
because
men
who
control
the
medical
pro
profession
�
fession
dont
tell
graduating
doctors
of
the
need
or
advan
advantages
�
tages
of
the
more
northern
areas
he
says
Young
doctors
dont
want
to
leave
the
Lower
Mainland
the
myth
that
this
area
is
the
Siberia
of
Canada
still
persists
and
nothing
Is
being
done
to
dispel
it
says
the
doctor
who
asked
to
remain
un
named
He
says
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
the
BC
College
of
Physicians
and
Sur
Surgeons
�
geons
do
not
tell
new
doctors
that
there
are
advantages
to
practice
In
small
northern
towns
such
as
broad
general
experi
experience
�
ence
and
availability
of
hospital
beds
Consequently
every
centre
in
Northern
and
Central
BC
Is
short
of
medical
men
In
relation
to
the
national
ratio
of
one
doc
doctor
�
tor
for
every
800
to
1200
per
persons
�
sons
And
an
announcement
today
by
the
BC
College
and
Physicians
and
Surgeons
seems
to
bear
him
out
The
college
has
announced
changes
In
regulations
designed
to
make
the
Central
Interior
more
attractive
to
doctors
Emergency
permits
will
be
given
graduate
doctors
from
Britain
the
United
States
Australia
and
New
Zealand
Similar
permits
will
be
issued
to
a
few
elderly
Canadian
doc
doctors
�
tors
who
have
never
written
the
examinations
said
Dr
Gunn
All
doctors
however
would
be
required
to
write
the
examina
examinations
�
tions
eventually
We
are
concerned
about
the
shortage
of
doctors
in
the
In
Interior
�
terior
said
Dr
Lynn
Gunn
registrar
of
the
college
We
have
decided
that
the
change
of
regulations
Is
nec
necessary
�
essary
but
will
of
course
make
sure
that
only
pioperly
qualified
practitioners
get
the
temporary
licences
Once
fully
qualified
they
will
be
on
the
same
footing
as
BC
doctors
They
can
then
practice
where
they
like
McBride
has
one
doctor
to
serve
an
area
of
6000
persons
Vanderhoof
has
two
doctors
for
7000
Burns
Lake
has
two
doc
doctors
�
tors
for
8000
Prince
George
Is
relatively
healthy
It
has
22
doctors
for
approximately
30000
persons
or
one
for
eveiy
130
J
pei
sons
Valemount
and
Fort
St
James
dont
have
any
doctors
Medical
district
nine
the
areq
suiioundlng
Prince
Geoige
has
17000
children
and
not
one
pedlati
lclan
There
aie
no
medical
internists
or
patholo
pathologists
�
gists
In
the
dlstiict
Prlnco
Geoi
ge
Is
lai
ge
enough
to
bo
fall
ly
atti
active
to
doc
doctors
�
tors
but
the
real
pioblem
is
in
the
smaller
sui
rounding
towns
FILTCHED
FORK
FINALLY
CAPS
COMEDY
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til
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Vancouver
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couver
man
has
appealed
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a
maglsti
ates
com
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charged
with
shoplifting
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unusual
in
hat
youd
say
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Schat
lopli
told
the
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ho
took
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told
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magistrate
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what
he
is
attempting
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do
and
placed
him
on
a
biispended
sentence
and
ordeied
him
to
put
up
a
bond
to
keep
the
peace
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was
also
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the
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he
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bolder
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took
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and
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at
the
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House
in
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headline
making
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